Line 3 Scarborough

But we're going to ignore that and talk about the actual heavy rail lines.

We will touch briefly on the Scarborough RT, but we've already done a Patreon-exclusive episode on that topic, so it won't get much airtime.

Wow.

I have to say, the two LRT lines included, Because of Rob Ford? No, they're just included because TTC is just like,

Yeah.

Verité nucléaire.

And then, of course, the Scarborough RTU was opened in 85, connecting the east end of the Bordeaux and Firth Line, further north and east.

For some reason.

The new Scarborough Busway will open on Wednesday.

It runs four kilometers from Kennedy Station to Scarborough Center, and it uses the old right-of-way of the Scarborough RT and priority bus lanes along Ellesmere Road.

Previous to this, riders in Scarborough—you're probably bitterly familiar with this if you've been doing it— It's been buses on roadways stuck in traffic and subject to all kinds of slowdowns.

This will be much faster, much more reliable.

He was vice chair of the Budget Committee under John Tory, right? Like, it wasn't like he wasn't been at the table when decisions were made.

Some of those decisions included state of good repair backlogs that allowed the Scarborough Rapid Transit to literally come off the tracks.

So, like, there's a bit of push and pull here.

Yeah.